Noah, Billy and the rest of the Wolf Pack embark on a variety of projects intended to repair and expand Browntown; risky hauls, ambitious projects and new ventures make for an exciting, though busy, life for the Pack.

After some time away, the Browns prepare to get Browntown back on track; prospects are lean due to a skiff that's out of commission, leaving the family faced with a risky all-or-nothing haul as their only solution.

The Browns come together to prepare for the winter while Ami nurses an injury; Bear stretches his legs as hunt leader while climbing up the alpine with Birdie and Gabe in search of deer.

Matt and Noah attempt to bring electricity to Browntown; Billy and some of the boys make their way home on their newest boat.

The Browns move into their new home; Matt constructs a one-of-a-kind tire house, and celebrates his independence after living in the same house as the family for 32 years; Ami works with an Alaskan matchmaker to find mates for her five grown boys.

The Browns break ground on their remote land in Alaska; in the middle of floating the foundation pilings to their land, they are set back when a big storm hits; Matt, the oldest brother, creates his very own home.

Bears on the prowl interfere with the Browns' efforts to look for food in the woods; with supplies dangerously low, Birdy steps up and goes hunting on the bears' turf to provide for the family.

The Browns set up a small log shack for the boys, and a shower and outhouse for the girls; appearing rusty, the boys have to prove to Rusty that they still have what it takes to make it in the bush.